- Haruna Ueno
She was born in Kyoto, Japan.
From an early age, she was exposed to various dance forms, including ballet and street dance.
In 2017, she participated in Domestic Dance Residency(6th edition), where she encountered Masami Yurabe, who had a profound influence on her artistic development.
Interested in the relationship between mind and body, she creates performance works that explore life and death, questioning the fundamental forces that drive human existence and our perceptions of mortality. Her works have been presented at festivals in Japan and abroad.
Fringe Showcase & Meeting
“Contemplating the Abyss”
Haruna Ueno
Area
Toyooka
Venue
Date and Time
9/21(Mon) 10:00-12:30/15:00-17:30
9/22(Tue) 10:00-12:30/15:00-17:30
9/23(Wed) 10:00-12:30
Performance Duration
20 minutes
Performance Language
Non-verbal
Admission Fee
[5-Show Pass]
Advance (General): ¥2,500
Door (General): ¥3,000
Advance (U25 / Student / Disability Discount): ¥1,500*
Under 18 (Advance & Door): Free* (Advance reservation required)
Passport(UZUMAKU PASS)：Free of charge (Advance reservation required)
Chakkari Pass
(Flexible date / Valid for 1 performance from each of the 5 companies)
Advance (General): ¥3,000
Notes:
The Chakkari Pass is not eligible for Uzumaku Pass discounts and is available for advance purchase only (limited quantities available).
＊Elligible for Clapmate
*ID required at the venue on the day of the event
Standing at the edge of memories where tenderness and pain reside, rethinking what it means to live.
Your presence has shaped who I am.
I tried to become the person you wanted me to be, behaving in ways that would meet your expectations.
Never give up.
Always be honest and straightforward.
Always be kind to others.
Now, I no longer know whether those voices were yours or my own.
I give voice to the “you” I have created within my memory.
Standing at the edge of memories where tenderness and pain have settled, I revisit the self that has been shaped by the gaze and memories of others, and question what it means to live in the present moment.
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Performers
- Haruna Ueno
